Meet The Characters
Perri Clare: Advertising executive turned etiquette consultant and founder of Mastering Manners. She is living her dream until it turns into her worst nightmare.
Daphne Fields: Perri’s former colleague and current operations manager - indispensable, with distinct charm and a wardrobe that spans vintage Givenchy to a T-shirt asserting, “I Can’t Adult Today."
Grant Tennison: Chicago Police Detective: Cowboy handsome,
enough to turn heads, relentless enough to find answers for the dead.
Heather Wilkins: Rental Manager, laser-focused on something better.
In her quest for upward mobility, she would do well not to hide skeletons in her closet, lest she become one.
Cody Collins: a.k.a. Millenniaire, married to Courtney: His life motto is ‘more is more’ —until the cost becomes more than he is willing to pay.
Courtney Collins: a.k.a. Millenniaire:
She has more money than manners, lipsticks that make a lasting impression, and handbags to die for.
Maximilian Neumann: Advertising Creative Director. What he flaunts in creativity, he conspicuously lacks in gentility.
Jay Fairchild: An Associate with a law firm that purportedly insists on proper decorum. He strives to go unnoticed, but instead attracts the worst kind of attention when he overreaches.
Rugby: The rescue pup that becomes the rescuer.
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Just a few blocks away in a Gold Coast neighborhood, there was a commotion among the residents over the discovery of dozens of dead rats in their backyards and alleyways.
The shocked neighbors had never seen so much rodent carnage. Some of the onlookers felt sorry for the dead, contorted creatures, as they looked as if they had suffered greatly in death. The majority, however, were disgusted by the sight and the realization that such vile vermin actually lived among them and roamed in their beloved private backyards.
Soon enough, a building maintenance man accepted $100 to dispose of the carcasses. While the 2nd Ward Alderman would be flooded with complaints, an explanation for the mass extermination would never be given - at least not publicly.
